Ten Years Of Pain From Kidney Troubles Cited
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Can ton Street Napoleon Ohio says kidney troubles ruled her life for fifteen years with back pain dizzy spells and poor eyesight. After ten years unable to do housework and two years indoors Dean's Kidney Pills brought quick relief and cured her saving her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Dean-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Margaret Emmerich
Canton St
Napoleon, C
Dean
ter-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Andrews ear injury from pistol misfire recounted in naval officer memoir
In a memoir by Commander Gambier a sailor named Andrews loses part of his ear when a pistol shot through a door hits the dressing room. Andrews calmly searches for the missing bit of his ear and apologizes to his master, illustrating his stoic demeanor. The passage appears alongside assorted notices and advertisements including a Toledo notary attestation and patent medicine pitches.
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Gambier
Andrews
Philadelphia Ledger
The English Language Explored as a Living System
The English language is described as a vast, complex organism rather than a simple communication tool. It is cherished by educated speakers for its beauty and flexibility, serving as a potent instrument of thought, speech, and writing.
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Shefield Daily
Cuticura Soap Heals Severe Skin Sore in Three Weeks
A Newark New York user recounts suffering a raw skin lesion from the knee to the ankle for years. After ineffective remedies a doctor prescribed Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Bathing daily and using six to seven boxes of Cuticura ointment cured the eruption in three weeks with no recurrence since.
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Myera
Go. S. Newark
New York
The 20th Century Limited Te Shiginzo Express
An OCR fragment describes the 20th Century Limited train service with New York departures at 3 20 P M and Chicago arrivals the next morning, touting fast connections and railroad options. It mentions Green's Sons of Atlanta as Dropsy Specialists and notes Jewish families moving into Jerusalem weekly.
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20Th Century Limited
Te Shiginzo
New York
Chicago
New York Cenral Lines
America
Checago
St. Louis
Green
Atlanta
Oser
Hope Farm Advice on Feeding Pumpkins to Pigs and Poultry
The Rural New Yorker reports Hope Farm’s view on pumpkins as pig feed. They suggest scraping seeds to avoid kidney problems, advise cooking to boost nutrition, and recommend mixing with cornmeal, bran, and water for a thick mash. They also discuss feeding poultry, predicting large gains from scrubs and crossbreeding to build flock weight efficiently.
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New Yorker
Hope Farm
Farmers weigh benefits of sheep stock on modern fenced farms
Notes discuss sheep as profitable farm stock, valuing wool, lambs, and ewes amid rising prices. Quotes from W W Gleason and Thomas A Cosgriff claim strong future markets, while fencing costs are a long term security. Also describes tree transplanting method, urban farming in Chicago, and Norway horse drinking habits. Miss Mary Clark a unique peppermint grower in Galton Michigan.
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Wyoming
Thomas A. Cosgriff
Cosgriff Brothers
Mary Clark
Galton
Mich
Improving The Plock Cultivator Advice On Chickens
Guy E. Mitchell offers guidance to Cultivator readers on evaluating the chicken crop. He argues farmers often overlook the crop’s value, urging them to assess it as a whole beyond egg production. The piece emphasizes looking at total output rather than only eggs.
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Guy E. Mitchell
Professor scoffs at tears in domestic dispute tale
A college president recalls a chemistry professor who dismissed his wife’s tears as mere water with traces of salts. The anecdote, from Horner’s Weekly, is followed by light quips about a photographer and a note on telegraph wires vs underground installations costing about 1850 dollars per mile.
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Horner
New Year’s Calls and Postum as a Modern Gift
A New Year reflection notes the decline of old New Year calling customs and shirt-sleeve celebration. It praises healthier habits and cites a Staten Island doctor whose daughter promotes Postum as a wholesome drink for guests during Christmas and New Year’s visits.
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Staten Island
Yuleide
Westville
Pgks
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